There is more than one kind of ovarian cyst, but the most common is a small fluid filled sac.
To have them is very normal.
Generally women are not aware of the small cysts that can develop on the ovaries.
Unless they become quite big.
It may well be common, but you still want to know how does one remove an ovarian cyst? Surgical and medical treatment/removal options will probably be all that your doctor will tell you of.
Regular doctors seldom know much of the holistic methods.
Surgery is an invasive procedure and as such it carries the risk of infection, internal bleeding, and scarring.
Surgery is a big expense.
Surgery is actually something of a band-aid approach as it doesn't stop more from developing.
You can clear out one with surgery, but there will be more coming.
The medical options for cyst cure are generally hormone drugs.
The list of side effects that goes with hormone drugs is downright scary.
The root cause of cysts is not cured by taking these meds.
They will return.
A tiny cyst normally forms around the developing egg.
These tiny cysts will simply dissolve when the egg is gone.
It's when your system is out of balance that they do not dissolve and become very big cysts.
Your levels of insulin, or the balance of hormones that are the usual culprits here.
Enlarge greatly, is not an exaggeration, unfortunately.
I was lucky, mine only got tennis ball sized, not soft ball sized! If you are truly asking how does one remove an ovarian cyst then it is important not to overlook the natural methods.
Only removing one cyst, and never going for a basic cure is not the way to go.
To say it better, if you don't cure the root cause, you haven't cured your cyst condition.
Things you can do at home are the biggest part of natural methods.
The natural methods have only one side effect - good health! They really do work, I know this personally, and they are so easy.